Hay una hora específica en octubre cuando el Nebbiolo tiene todo el sentido. Es el amanecer, o justo antes de él. Estás en alguna parte de las colinas de Langhe — Barolo, o Barbaresco, o Roero — y los valles de abajo se han llenado durante la noche con una espesa niebla blanca que llega casi...
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Vierte un vaso de vino ámbar en buena luz y lo primero que notas es que el color está mal. Debería ser un amarillo pálido, o verde-dorado, o el amarillo mantecoso de un Chardonnay. En cambio, es ámbar — el color del té infusionado demasiado tiempo, o de la miel sostenida frente a una ventana....
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Camina por un viñedo regenerativo en octubre y notarás lo que falta antes de que esté presente. No hay suelo naranja desnudo entre las filas. No hay olor a químicos. Casi no hay sonido de maquinaria. Lo que verás en su lugar es una alfombra verde baja de cultivos de cobertura entre las vides,...
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You are standing on a slate slope above a river in August. The vineyard runs almost vertical. The Mosel curves below like a green ribbon. It is 22°C, there is a breeze coming off the water, and someone has poured you a glass of Riesling that is 10.5% alcohol and tastes like citrus zest,...
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El verano es cuando un viaje de vino se convierte en algo más. Los días son más largos. Los almuerzos se extienden hasta las tardes. Las catas que terminarían a las cuatro en octubre se alargan hasta las siete, y para entonces alguien ha sacado aceitunas y pan y el sol aún brilla en la terraza....
Leer más sobre "Bodegas favoritas de los viajeros: 5 bodegas para visitar este verano"Cataluña es un país de ensueño para los amantes del vino, donde las antiguas tradiciones vinícolas se encuentran con celebraciones modernas y vibrantes. Con una historia arraigada en la viticultura romana y un paisaje que abarca viñedos costeros hasta valles interiores escarpados, la región...
Introducción a las DOs Destacadas de Catalunya Patrocinado por Viñedos escondidos entre el mar y las montañas, ruinas romanas vigilando viejas vides, y sabores audaces moldeados por el sol, el suelo y los siglos—Catalunya es una región vinícola como ninguna otra. Con once DOs oficialmente...
Why Visit Milan is the perfect base for exploring Lombardy’s wine regions, including the prestigious Franciacorta. It offers a unique blend of fashion, culture, and wine, making it a must-visit destination for wine enthusiasts. Must-Try Wines Franciacorta sparkling wines are a must-try,...
Moscato wine is one of the most versatile and beloved wines, known for its sweet, fruity flavours and aromatic appeal. Whether you're a seasoned wine enthusiast or a casual drinker, Moscato has something to offer everyone. From its floral notes to its light bubbles, this Italian wine comes in...
El vino espumoso Asti Spumante, reconocido por su efervescencia y dulzura, es una verdadera joya de la región de Piamonte, en Italia. Este blog explora qué hace único al Asti Spumante, analizando su historia, métodos de producción y las mejores regiones para disfrutar de este delicioso vino. El...
How often do you find yourself dreaming about escaping to a picturesque destination like Italy or France for an exclusive wine tour? At WineTourism.com, it's a daily fantasy - especially when we consider the countless incredible wineries featured on our website! In this article, we'll introduce...
Custom wine tours - Design your experience with wine and travel experts! Planning your dream wine tour can be a struggle sometimes. Truth is, your journey begins long before boarding your plane, bound for a sunny vineyard among the Tuscan hills or the clay red fields of La Rioja in...
Pinotage, a distinctive South African grape variety, is a captivating fusion of Pinot Noir and Cinsault. Developed in the early 20th century, it thrives in the nation's diverse terroirs. Known for its inky hue and complex flavors, Pinotage offers a medley of red and dark fruits—cherry, plum, and...
Nero d'Avola, a prominent Sicilian grape variety, yields wines brimming with rich character. Native to the sun-drenched island, this red grape produces wines with deep color, robust body, and a medley of dark fruit flavors such as plum, black cherry, and blackberry. Often referred to as "Sicily's...
Muscat wine, renowned for its distinct and aromatic profile, stems from the Muscat grape family. With origins dating back to ancient times, Muscat wines encompass a captivating array of styles, from dry to sweet. Their hallmark is the unmistakable floral and fruity bouquet, often exuding notes of...
Barbera grapes, renowned for their vibrant character, thrive in the rolling vineyards of Italy. Originating in the Piedmont region, these grapes yield wines cherished for their lively acidity, deep color, and approachable nature. The Barbera varietal is often celebrated for its versatility,...
Wine Festivals to Attend in 2026 Wine festivals abound and almost every wine region around the world has its own one. In one way or another, wine events are always connected with local traditions, music, gastronomy, and of course wine. A wine evemt might be dedicated to local wineries, one or...
Join us on a flavorful journey through 2024 with our annual Wine Lovers Choices Recap! This year has been a toast-worthy adventure, exploring the most captivating wine regions, visiting the most popular wineries, and tasting the top-rated selections. In this blog, we're excited to recap the top...
Let's talk about wine and how it's more than just a tasty drink! Wine has been around for centuries, and people often consider it a magical elixir for a long and healthy life. What makes it special are its unique qualities, especially its antioxidant powers. Polyphenols and resveratrol in wine...
Exploring the Essence of Catalonia-Beyond the Hustle of Barcelona On October 25, WineTourism.com hosted a live webinar centered around the topic "Catalonia is more than Barcelona." The webinar took a deep dive into the captivating intricacies of Catalonia, featuring insights from Marc Kolling,...
Picture yourself savouring a freshly baked pizza, its crust crispy and topped with stretchy, mouthwatering cheese. As you take a bite, the explosion of flavours delights your taste buds. Now imagine the experience being taken to a whole new level by pairing this perfect pizza with the ideal wine....
How Often Do You Think About the Roman Empire While Sipping Wine? Exploring the Ancient Legacy on Remarkable Wine Regions In the world of wine, history and tradition often play a significant role in shaping the flavours and characteristics of the wines produced in various regions. One of the most...
Petit Verdot, a captivating and distinctive red grape variety, plays a unique and intriguing role in the world of winemaking. Originally hailing from the Bordeaux region of France, it's often referred to as the "hidden gem" due to its historical use as a blending component, adding depth and...
Mourvèdre, a captivating red grape varietal, exudes its charm predominantly in the Mediterranean vineyards. Native to Spain, it thrives in arid climates, ripening late and revealing its full splendor. Also known as Monastrell in Spain and Mataro in Australia, this grape boasts thick-skinned...
Malvasia is a grape variety that has enchanted wine lovers for centuries. With its origins deeply rooted in the Mediterranean, Malvasia has traversed continents, leaving a trail of exceptional wines of feasible colour in dry, sparkling and sweet styles. Malvasia is a wine that comes...
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